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DoorDash could buy U.K.-based delivery service Deliveroo

Deliveroo said DoorDash floated a deal to acquire it for $3.6 billion. It has given the company a May 23 deadline to make the offer official.

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DoorDash asks court to dismiss Uber lawsuit

Uber has accused DoorDash of using illegal tactics to score delivery contracts. In a pointed response, DoorDash said Uber is suing because it can’t compete.

As delivery contracts have grown more complex over the years, navigating them has become a business in and of itself for delivery specialist Figure 8.

The agency claimed that Uber tricks customers into enrolling in its Uber One subscription service and then puts up barriers when they try to cancel. Uber denied the allegations.

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The leader of the fast-food chain was skeptical of the technology when she joined the company last year. Now she hopes to bring it chainwide.

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In response to the challenges facing the restaurant industry, the technology company unveiled a free order aggregation service, streamlining orders from third-party platforms directly to restaurants’ point-of-sale systems.

The casual-dining chain will upgrade its point-of-sale and back-of-house systems across all 1,500 U.S. locations as it looks to streamline operations and improve the customer experience.

The company’s software helps operators predict how much food and labor they will need. Its goal is to boost profits and reduce food waste.

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